TRAVELING INDIA? KNOW MEANING SYNONYMS IMAGES

Future is here

Before you travel India, try to contemplate the meaning of INDIA

Synonyms for "INDIA"

Intoxicating, Crazy, Exasperating, Daunting, Overwhelming, A divine factory, Divine Funny, Incredible, Heavenly, Extreme, Astounding, Dumbfounding, weirdo, Fabulous, Improbable, Marvelous Tall , Undreamed, Chaotic, Opposites , Heady, Exciting, slummy, Beauteous, Exquisite, Glorious, Gorgeous, Lovely, Picturesque, Pretty, Ravishing , Scenic, Ancient, Stunning, Ridiculous, Flush, Loaded, Squalid, Rising, Historical, Contemporary, Road Map for Enlightenment
"Present"-Natural Beauty: Assam (Courtesy Raj Kumar)

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Spiritual India

Talented Indian

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Festival called 'Jallikattu' in Palamedu near Madura

Festivals: Near Madurai

Incredible elephants

Look at my feat, not at "Gateway of India"

A stunt during a procession at Ajmer

Life in India

Night in Goa

Choose your route wisely
Think about what interests you, what you like doing, and tailor your trip accordingly
There's also a lot of great stuff you can miss if you don't know what you're looking at

Slow down
Too many people try to cram too much into a visit to India. Don’t be one of them. Seeing one place slowly is so much more rewarding than seeing many places in a flash.

You’ll be less stressed, gain a deeper understanding of where you are and have more time to build relationships with the people you meet.

You will know for sure three things:

That as much as you think you might be prepared, you never can be.
That if you keep your eyes open, what you see will change you.
That's how a rich and interesting life ought to be lived.

"So far as I am able to judge, nothing has been left undone, either by man or nature, to make India the most extraordinary country that the sun visits on his rounds. Nothing seems to have been forgotten, nothing overlooked."
-Mark Twain